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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
NOWINY Z PENNSYLVANIA.
ShumOkln, II IuIeRO.
Szanowny Redakturze!

Szanowny Redaktorze!
Prosze wybaczye, &em TAX
dtugo o sobio mic dat &adnej via
domosci. Milczalem z powodu, &c
mi troche czasu brakfo, 2 drugiej
zak stropy ME miafem wiele nowin,
ably Majsterka czem uraczyd.
Nasz Wielebny KS. F. K o.
XII w nicdziele, 13 lutego,
ogfosif mityng zaraz po nabozeh-
stwie - abysmy uradzili, czy SIG
many poiaczyc ze Zjednoc'eniem
Katolickiem, czy tel re Z%wiazkiem
Narodowym Polskim.
Zesz}c sic tady mas zuch6w
przeszio 800 j uradzil;smy prey
staple DO Zwiazku Mar. Pol. z
rzadem C%entralnym W Bay City {,
DO ten zwiazek uznalismy "a
st6sowhiejszy. Deklaracya wkrotce
wyslemy z podnisami mote z jnkich
so czfonk6w lub tez wiecej.W pfuta
skohczy siq % bm.
Dnia. 10 lutego ~zdarzyfo sic
tn fatulne n~ieszczescie, u TAXI miaio
poczatek: Tegoz dnia pizyszedf
Irisz do polskiego sulonu j zakadaf
drink, a 70 JUL ME byi trzezwy,
przeto salonista .nu cdm6wif.
Irisz troche godemowaf, ale W
salonie to mu przebaczono. :Potcm
Irisz wyszedf ma dwor i wywoiaf
saloniste za SODA, Wojciech Satan NJ
ka vice - DO tukie byfo salonlsty
nazwisko - w%ychodzi "a panem
Nicklcsoncm ma trotoar.
Maggie Irisz bee! - Polaka W
twarz i natychmiast drug raz sic
zmierzyf, ale Pol"k ME czekat,
az go ude1zy, tylko 4wawo mu
reke odtraci1, a Irisz nieborak talk
nieszczesliwie npndf na kamienny
trotoar, re "a diva dni Panu Bugu
ducha oddaf.
Sztankq "a to, re broniac sic,
smiertelnic potfukf %lrisza, ws"dziIi
do kryminatu. Z4baczymy co z
nim zrobia, DO n%ieduwno tcmu, .jak
trzech w %salonic zabiIi Polakn, ] to
i~oszcze mic rqka, tylko butelkami
90 pokHlcczyli, Ac pare dni tylko
Ay}, a jeduakowoi 1ri+zom mic sic
mic STATIC - tylko "a godzin W
kryminalc siedzleli,
Daj Boze, ably Polak mic mu.
stat wystugiwad SO W krymina)t
IA siebic i IA owych trzech, k'6rzy
zabili Polallh.
W:sz ,iuga dobry wiains
jan WIT,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Ill.
misya W Manistec.
Is lutego, 81 J..
Szanowny Redaktorzc.

Nam honor prosid Szanownego
Relaktora O umieszczenie w famach
swego pisma mnicjszej korespon-
dencyi, ktorej chce podac do
publiczne.i wiadomosci j razem u
cieszyd SO Z %rodakami, u i my
Polncy W Mani,1ec "a staranicm
na-zcgc Wiel. KS. Prob. Gro
chowsk lego mie'ismy u~roczysta
smio dniowa misya, jakie.j %jeszcze,
poki Manistce ~instnieie, n'o byio.
Oczy wszystkich innonnrodow.
c5w bJiy zw.ocoAc "a. LIS py-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

kaz kr6lewski Tadeusz Czacki. Te-
raz ma pamiatke ola ~przyszfosci, do
trumny kr6lowcj Jadwigi w}ozono
we f~laszeczke pargaminowa kartke,
ma kt6rej spisano W tresci odkry-
Gle to.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

napiAane, gdyA juk zkadinad vic
dziuiem, b pcdane W korespon-
dencyi fakta maja pewna prawdzi-
wa podstawe. - Majster.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
II.
HWary " Grand Rspids.
Grand Rapids, Mich, 20 luteg


w numerze 6 Wiaauso pcdany
b,f artykuIik % stosunkach po-
mjedzy dwiemn grupami narodo-
wemi W miescie, " ktory
przez vine jakiegos tutejszego
korespondenta w;ele wkradie sic
niedokladnosci.
Przykro nam odsfaniae sic
publicznle, lecz trudno prawda
tego wymaga.
Ably sic wywiazaG z obowiaz-
k6w, jake ma mas 81 ukochana
Oiczyzna naktsda, c.ynilismy i
czynimy w.Eystko, co tylko byfo
W %naszej mocy, lecz niestety Same
lubstwo pswnych os6b wcia4 nam
przeszkadzs.
Towarzystwo Narod. Bratnicj
Pomocy pod opieka 6w. Stanisfawa
Kostki cieszy sic pomyslnym roz-
wcjem i ME 40, lecz a. czlonkow
posiada. Dfugu ma Townrzystwo
ME s4o0, lecz tylko $500, ale "a
to nale1a do niego 2 Lofty i malta
hala, warto6ci coma mniej $1,000.
Many W naszem Towarzystwie
dzielnych %'w,arusow, ktorzy swiecie
wypeiniaja obowiazki P.laka wzgle-
dem Zwiazku Narodowego / byfo
nasza daznoscia, azeby przyiaczyo
do siebie Towarzystwo Kosciuszki.
Me rzynilismy tego przeciez ola
zadnych materyalnyeh korzysci,
ami tez W cclu z%akraszenia To-
werzystwa Narodowego intelligent
nemi osobami ami jedno, ami
drugie; chet by i kto przez szkfo
powiekszajace patrzat, mic dostrzegt-
by pc naszej stronie ami odrobinki
interesownosci.
Zrodia wszelkiej niecbeci do
mas re strony garstki c%zfonkow
Tow. Kosciuszki nale4y szukac pc
"a tenn Towarzystwem, w intrygach
jednej osoby, ktora vie, ze gdyby
nas,apilo poiaczenie, pofokyfoby
koniec jej uzurpatorstwu.
Duko bytoby ~ tym przedmio'
Gle do m6wienia, lecz lepiej ~ieszcze
ma ten milczet, gdyk odsfonie-
mic n%iektorych tajemnic mogfoby
nickorzystnie wpiyna6 ma ducha
nurodowego W innych miejscach.
Powyiszc fakta stwiordzono
jake swieta prawde j to jest mys]
og6tu Grand RapidSkieJ Polonii z
maAym tvlko wyjatkiem.
Eaczac bratelskie pozdrowie-
me, ~pozostaje
z szacunkiem
Julian Malissewski
Prezydent Tow. Mar. Brat.
Pom. pod opieka sw. Stanl-
sfAwa Kostki.
Fakta, podane przez p. Mali
s~zewskiego, potwierdzn tukte prezy.
dent Tow. Kosciuszki OBJ. Michnl
L~ferski, dodajac, 20 Towarzystwc
Kosciuszki skiada sic obecnic z 1(
Tub najwySej ~ czfonkow, z kto-
rych blisko polowa nale&y do Tow
Narodowego. w kasie Tow. Ko'
sciuszlki INA jdujo sic so dolarow
ktoro p. Laferski sam ma Bank
zani6sf. Wreszcie zazhacza par
Lafersl5i, ID klumstwcm jest vie
rutncm, ;ukoby on kiedykolwick
chciaf przemoca hub innym niego,
dziwym srodkiem w Towarzystwie
Kosciuszki jakio sumolubne cclt
przeprowadzac. w niczcm nit
krqpowuf wolnei wolf Towarzy
silva, %raczej pracowaf TAX, jaK m,
n~akazywaf jego ur-ad prczydenta
znoslt i cierp'af dosye, lecn gdy
o%statecznie wszelkie jego usilowuni:
okoio dobra Towarzystwu spetz4y
ma niczem, kiedy zaczeto ~wywracac
co .juz rae byfo uchwalone, posta
nowif wypubcic z raIS niebezpiecz
ne berio prezydentowslie, ably j
mogla podniesc ola siebie zon,
Ijednego 2 %czfonkow
misya w Manistec.
~ OF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Eohs palstis z AmsFyk
Widrusa dochodzqcc.

lena po}skls Z AmasJhf
W;dyusa dochodzqcc.
Odpowiedz na kores-
pondencya Y La Sale, pc.
dana w mr.. 6 Wiarusa
pod tytulem: - Go to Una
czy? 90
La Sale, III, 1S lutego, 81 I.
Szanowny nutorze s%treszczonej
" numerzc 6 Wiarusa kerespon-
dencyi 2 La Sale! Wszystkie pra-
vie uiomnosci cia}a ludzkiego Cd
p%owiadaja takimko W umySlo ludz
kim. Choroby tenn sie r6Ania cd u
tomnosc,, re 2 o%rganizmu NIGGA bye
wydalone, gdy to ostatnie 80 ME
wylsczalne, ME maja kohca chyba z"
grobem:.Autor widzi W. mas thorobe'
kt6ra ia uwazam "a stan ROW
a ia W MIN widAe ufom"osc re
czywista; autor dopatrzyf sic tn
chorcby, jaka grasuje W Chicago
a ia ME chciaiem mu p~ow'eoz'ec'
10 W nm samym spostrzeg"la a2'-
tatoru ro1iomnych s%tesunkcw to-
warzystwach La Sullskicl'. Autor
ubolewu mad ,..inionemi z"jsci"mi
W ionic tute .jszej grupy rZjedn' po-
lak6w"; ktoz winch, 70 aut'r Ja-
ko urezes ME zastosowaf sic do art.
XIII. Koust. Tow? Zreszta coz
"a wypadck dla autora p" tyln
rozstrzygnietych pyta"iach, bada-
mach. ae rzcczy juz odgrzewane'
zkislo ~wytaczo? lie Hutor przestrze-
game prawa Kon~t'' dazn"sc 40
zrownania sic, jezel' ME pizewyz-
szen,u innonarodowcow, nazywa
samowolnem targniecjem sic ,,wy-
kszta{conych g~}ow"czy" n" 'oal'-
ME tygo, co praca p%rostaczkow
zbudowa}a, to JUL chyba ME jest
nasza wilma, il dotad ME zrozum'af'
tesmy powinni:
Il miejszosi rostepo~ac usta'
wnie do CORY,
II martwej precise kra'ne
4yjacej nat"ry.
In dowod czego podaje, Re su
W La sulle organizowaio sic woj-
skowe towarzystwo p. II. w 0 l.
nych Pol. Kraku pod
imieniem ,,Koscinszkl'', ktore 40
zwiazku przyjetem %zostafo. Il cze-
90 vice zamiast cieszyG sic autor
pfacze i wnosi, 70 W ndolarowa
szlachta" chce rozbid ',stworzone
chtopskim rozumem Tow. Zjcdn'
Polukow". Mic b6j sic, autorze' my
many dosyc mfodziezy' k'oreJoy
wasza grupa nigdy ola zwIazku
ME rozysk1}a, waszym poczc'-
WIN weteranom danny spok6J; ON
;ui dosic nudzwigali sic karab'-
now.
Dalej skarAy sic autor, ze 60
uazwano ,,giupcem", DO gdyby
niaf cokolwiek sprytu, bylby Ia
two m6gf przejrzcc, &c zw'azsk
byt niczem; temu ia w'erzyc NC
cbce. DO nawct i g'upiec vie, re
nietylko Zwiazek pred 7miu laty
byt niczem, ale i wicle 'nnycE
rzeczy.
Noreszcz;c autor ,wzywa', pa
ma Cenzora, ably W pore zapooleg'
urzesicwaniu samowladczych dAs-
neAci . New Yo.ku, to JUL dopra-
wdy oburza! My tn ME znamS
aadnych ,,sumowfadczych daznosc'"
szanui~my nasz Zwiazek, jake male
w. iemu jsste|my ~pos'uszn'' a ]e
Aeli autor uroii sobie jakies l@'
turi i be- powodu ,,w,ywa", wo-
fajac jak ma puszczy: R't""ac
ooki czusl to .juz chyba dl" teg"
aaohy pokazac SIC wielkim patty
Ota....
Mocny Bozc, zabifem troeh'
tuasu ma to odpowlcdz "a ME WIEN
cay nutor ma zewnatrz z dobre] VOL
racya mi pr@yzna, chociaz mic oso
hiscie zupewnat, re on zadnej 10
respondencyi mic p'saf.
p,sze TO sub 1iae ho"ore Ct co"
scicntid.
w imienu grupy ,.Kosciuszko>
Jego ~prawdziwy rrz>lac'el
Il. Goszczynshi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
Wczoraj rozbiegaf sic koh OBJ.

Wczoraj rozbiegat sic koh OBJ.
G. Loomis, wpadf W alicia, ma
trait ma gunek, prowadzacy do
salonu ob. S. Klaus, wszedi MIN
al do drzwi salonu i fbem je
otworzyf, lecz sanki musiat przed
drzwiami zostawic, gdyz otwor
by} za ma'y.
Goscie, znajdujacy sic W salo.
nie, dixie spogladali ma cz~oro-
noznego kolege.
Szkapsko p~rzetarto sic koio
bilardu i rog cd niego odgryzfo,
potem poszfo do barry, lecz po-
niewaz ME mialo ccnta, dwuno&ni
piwosze odprawili jc z kwitkiem.
Narobito tylko niepotrzebncgo
hafasu j dziur w podiodze swemi
kelaznemi butaml, Il i pan jego
niemnfo sic n%aiajaf gniadego pija-
ka, DO on sam jes: temperance.
Wldzialem to ma wlasne oczy
j opisuje jak ia komedya byia pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24
EGOrA W. SaI0Mie.

LIZ Crosse, Wis, 10 lutego.
I'm license droaszy, tenn wieccj
piwa u mas sic u4ywa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
LAWYER CHARGED WITH FORGERE

James Kearney alawyer OF No. lG3 East Eighty hirdst
did some work for Moore. contractors month or
40 ago. may involve him in serious trouble Mt Moore
had put IN bid for contract aud deposited $1,000 with the
CONTROLLER the bid As lawyer for Mr. GORE
Kearney secured the certificate OF deposit Of the 81 800
When Mr. Moore went after his money he ound ms name on
the back of the form indoors ement and
above IT. written in Kearneys handwriting transfer OF
half the OF the certificate 10 MIRA Rosetta kearney
James Kearneys wife Moore applied 10 Justce Patterson
for against Kearney on tho charge that tho assign
since Moore hal not assigned
any OF tho money 70 Mrs Kearney The warrant
could be TO NewJersey
Justice Patterson sent the papers down 70 the
news Office indictment could DO Issued ana
be procured against Kearney The District o
pey gave chance 10 surrender himself which he
did Yesterday the Harlem Police Court nd
pleading not guilty. waved examination. and was held In
$4,000 bail for trial .
Kearney arrested later in the day By Deputy Sheriff
Martin on commitment order Judgment having been found
against him Ss8 This PAID by him 10 the Sheriff
the transferred TO the city Chamberlain and kesr
released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
FICTITIOUS CUSTOMS REG Citations.

HOW AMERICAN sEAMEN AND OFFICERS ARE IAR-
.ssFp BY THE COLLECTORS SPECIAL PET
The recent action OF OF the Special Treasury
Agents In breaking the Government seals upon inc
lockers OF the few American steamers now engaged in
the foreign trade and scizing hcrfrom cigars which had
bcen credited on the manifests owned by individual
members of the crew, has occasoned considerable IN
dt,nation among American mariners The facts may
Io understood by the following statement from one OF
the officers:
That there IL smuggling OF cigars. etc, at TINS port
vii not attempt but would rebound more 70 te
hungry and thirsty II they wOnl make iecoiu "
I,cnce and honesty Special HOlahan who under
stand Is tho Collectors special pct; uoos no.
srem to able TO read tho law aRahst
smnseling intelligenty nor does he scom TO care
whether not long as report NAV De sent 10 the
that 1900 cigars from tis steamer
AMI OOD from that MAINTAIN that for officers ami sos
10 be dcbarred buying cigars for their own use III
foegn mort IL placing another needless burden upon tho
siways been the practice since began going TO
sea personal use such things as we ugt
wherever could get them cheap Tine custom OF Go,n
and sailors trading botW oen tlo w ilos l
York 20 lay In stock OF cigars r
the round Trip aud not for the purpose OF as.
/ snon "a the vessel arrived The that might
! be upon the manifest havo hitherto been collected
i'm Government seal tne CUSTOMS
ofcrr until vessel sailed again, when they were gwen
back To ans not thought sufficient ny MT io4
nan lie saws t~s not safe them under seal aud
them 70 them on 10 the Custom House ana locks
them up aud the Collector and tho Department.
EVER foreign this port Is relieved rom
This 20 and sailors have as many
they attempt 10 brinS hen on shore Why nor Aow
vessels similar privileges, and whrheVe shng
Cling attempted sozo the goos arrest mo lnlynnas
Aue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
EAST EVER STEAMBOATS, CRISl

EAST RIVER STEAMBOATS, CRASH TOGEIHER
The ferryboats Alaska, OF the Roosevelt street Line,
and the Mor isnla which runs to Harlem ran together
Yesterday morning. and the latter being the lighter o
the two was badly damaged that IL will cost several
thousand dollars repair her. The Alaska sustained
bnsght INJURIES and II will cost only 5000 to make her
as good as before she left her slip az Broadway Brook
lyn at 7 a. IN. when within GOO feet OF tho New orl
shore she turned down the river toward the slip at
Rooseveltst. There was large crowd OF people on
board their way 10 work IN this city. BE-
tween Alaska and the shore the Superior OF the
same line on her way Brooklyn. strong ebb tide
was running and the Morrsania which directly be-
hind the Superior tried 10 between the two boats
But there were IA number Of tugs III the way and the
captain changed his mind and turned the boat toward
the Brooklyn shore, directly In front of the Alaska which
was under full speed. The tide strong that tho
Morrisana did not answer to her helm readily, and be-
fore could he turned from the path OF the Alaska the
latter crashed into her cabin.
There were only few passengers on the -Morrtsana
and they mostly deck but the passengers on the
the crowded boat driven In for distance filling
the cabin with pieces OF timber and many Of those on
board received Slight injuries from flying sticks. None
was seriously hurt however, and the Alaska continued
her trip and took load of passengers 20 Brooklyn The
Morrisania badly damaged that the pilot had no
control her. tug towed her 10 aneighboring
wharf The pilot OF the Alaska bames the M0rrisana
captain and says that she turned quickly from behind
Superior that IL impossible for either boat To get
out OF the others way. Captain Butler, OF the other
boat lays the blame the Alaska saying that she was
running fast that tho Morrsania could not get away
| time to avoid the collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
TIE MAYOR AND THE CANTOR BILL.

MR. LAcOMBE TELLS HIM WHAT HE CAN Do UNDER
ITS PROVISIONS.
Mayor Hewitt not being clear as to the exact power
possessed by him In granting concert and tneatrcai
licenses under the recent amendment TO the Consoi-
daau act asked opinion OF the Corporation Counsel
Yesterday he received q communication i'ori "i'
lecombc, saying:
The section as saeaaoi follows, Section 2ol0 II
.s. not 10 to ss % nsson ~ he or lob
s. enhSitsa portSI %sn,onsS NJ
By dgc5 T@ST or S saS sf
seh regulations restftooas az hs may dssrmns permit
% s sod or n s ar. s sS Sssa On re paes
sais deceased him 1srsn1o pr9s!a.d Sre (. pfys
n rom go s.. Ss sas Gnnt"g
s, $. Or rses.S At '',' s @s"G5 @
M lawful TO employ or o sny o. Psrm 10
wait on attend in furnish reireshPsnts to
Soos II sad section Of q any
Tse Change from Original section has been effected By
s Tie S the
vaes Tor tho issuing licenses namely Section
Of iIe Kind section sos without frat obtaining
Sas Ssrs the passage Of tho smspd@en Of
she am 60 SS from S tho oDern Of the fo5bcn
rsns tho sale or furnishing q Wines ec prescribed in
ssGR sS q be " MsSOr
a. In his discretion and subject 70 such REGULATIONS and
BE- given only copOor:s consisting Of vocal or
n SS eon %s are en- 4 Is
by MAYOR" that M In places the proprietor OF
shah be operative only 80 long as there shsl DC
hcenss from Commissioners Tor the hae OF Iut'
nsny OF wine beer at such places tol The per-
pissjon may DO revoked at any time by the Mayor
Mr. Lacombe inclosed q copy OF a form OF amusement
license suitable issued In cases where the perns
ebon provided the amending act Is 10 be given For
other than concerts the form OF Incense
how In nsO in the Mayors Office Is quite sufficient
The only applications for concert license thus far made
20 The Mayor are those Alderman Louis Wendell OF
lion Park, and Herman suzer, OF the Harlem River
Park. The Mayor granted these condiuonaly. II any
thing more il needed the holders OF the licenses will have
10 comply any case. the Mayor said he would require
the approval OF the police before granting aeense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
wIvNERs At LOUISVILLE.

1or1svutE Ky Nav l3.-Tho grand stand again
crowded 10 dav the weather being bright aud warm The
track was fast but the made not COOL as yester
dav Eenont and Perkins only favorites who
under the The prctucst race OF The day was mat
between Long slipper Gold Flea tho two running side BY
side for the whole distance and quarter. and the lat
Ter winning by a neck. The betting spirited
J,con was purchased this morning by George liankins
OF Chicago 81 500 Laood Brothers have been offered
$4,000 Montrose.
FIRST RAcE-One mile selling, purse $500 Eme Hardy
{Oyerton 81 10 10 - by hall length aiter irving nm
i.h Brilliant second, length IN front oil MARKS
Time, l452 -, o..,--- a., -
wear Old colts Perkins (Lews ll5. 4 10 % won by "a
length and a halt Badge second, Buekhound third Time
lO4.
TnIRD RAcE-One and ono quarter mes Gold Flea Ger
hardy 1913; II Ia % by neck limo, 2l3I 81,
FuljKIH ACE-Onc and one siXiosnth miles. McCampDeu
Handcap sweepstakes Egnont Murphy, ils to - took
the lead and held H. winning handy IN lJOa; CLARION
second Florimore thirl and NOltlgcur fourth
FIFTH RAcE-rhree quar- NILE Tor IN tiden three year
Odds Birby won Famine second and Lucien Third Time,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP
TWENTY-FIVE HORSES NAMED TO START.
PROGRAMME FOR TIiE OPENING DAY OF THE BROOK
IYS Jockey CLUE MKRTING


LYN JOCKEY CLUB MEETING
Thu May meeting Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club
hogln. to-day with ak cngnns each as ui1icult OF
oton n. tho fifteen puzzle. II ones foresight were
~ good as his hind.lght no would have no trouble
Ylc'lpg tho winners Foresight unasssted often files
,ytdo NJ Tho mark and nine times out Of ten falls
hoc ON ar so-and-so had done this and that, such
and suoh would not have happened" There Is no
ino IN 90 by to-day; the entire programme Is u
ot.crv In which every horse owner ana trainer thhhS
M will draw the capital prize Out OF hlheVy-o ho
onlmoIs named 10 start only six are going TO VIII
Which theyl - ,,.-.
OF tho twenty-five horses in the brooklyn Jockey
o1uh Irandican the big race Of the day, half dozen
anncar 10 10 good enough to win the stake IL WIN
ia n great struggle The strongest stables In the
Irned States are meeting for the first time this sea
son md the prize is worth desperate hsht' No
80 has hotter chance Of winning than Richmond.
I1rv Nonorole, Blue wing, Boaz and lildaigo wiz
,noko him extend himself and Exile II he goes 10
tbo rost Az 10 run, viii be in the hunt Dry Moho-
milo seems to be tho most dangerous In the iot 49,
II IL tmidy suggested that EDITOR shou!u WIN '"'
first raco, chased In by Anarchy. l., 40
Blackstone is in two races Sno"i" ~ ~ nr,Ion
Q no win be hard to beat IL nc DC hISH "O'i'''''
is good enough to he second. - n o
Mr. Hoggfn's Prince Charlie colt, Faux Pas' ana
NJ Waiden's satisfaction have worked han mic
tast ononcb 70 win the Expectation Stakes. Their
mot DANGEROUS opponents are the Dryer biOthcIS
entries FOrdham and King tlsh' -, =,
IL the day DO clear some 10000 persons arc lhey
IN 90 10 the new track. They will be ageeaDly sur
prised at tho improvements that nave Occn iiau
iost scason No expenFc has been spared 10 MAKO
tbe course convenient and the graudStand c0noraph
Pacing will begin promptly at 2:3o MI Sher"'i
viii snger no long delays at the post, ana raogoors
may expcct TO return to the city by p' ILL., "e 'h'
latest The programme is given below
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
C1OaING DAY Az PIMLICO.

BALTIMORE May l3Today closed the spring meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey Club at Plmlico and the most
successful The visitors numbered fully 5000 But one Of
the five favortes failed TO dsappont their friends
The first race was the PatapscO Stakes for twoyesrods
five fnronga sslvini CMeLaushln 10; to u finished
wnnr tw lengths ahead Of TONGUE second two lengths In
front OF My own, third Time-lOi' French pools paid
SOL 10.
The second race was one me purse $500 Valiant lander.
son G2 10 u Ly lengths, Al Reed second, for
lengths ahead Hood third. Time-l4S'4. French
pools paid $50 %.
The third the Preakness Stakes, for three yearos
one mile and half (DOnoluc llS 10 - came ia
ength ahead Mahoney second ten lengths IN font of
Raynond third Time-2:3gie French pools paid 81 90
The out free handicap sweepstakes one milo and
quarter Tclie Doe McLaughiD 10 10 81 won by head
Panama second three lengths ahead Of Nette, third Time
2.Uop French pools paid SS 80. - - -.
The y a selling mile purse $500. Nellie
(Harris l05 TO finished head IN front Of Belmont
sec0nd half length Frankie b. third. 1tmeli3
French pools paid S55 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
pUIIADEJPHIA DEFEATS NETWORK

EwING's BAD PLAY AT SECOND BAsE-IHE VISIT
oRs ONLY MAKE ONE RUS.
PHILADELPHIA, May la.-Now.York wassaycd from blank
to-day by wild throw In the eighth Inning which en-
.bed connor The hits OF Ferguson generally
caterei and at critical points Ewing play oil
seraby second all OF his errors being made on not DIM
cult chances Irwin scored for Philadelphia in the second
inning base balls two passed balls and Ewlngs FUN
HE OF Bastians hit clnb made four In the
sixth by Dorgan, tumble by Gore. Wild throw
singles by Wood and Farrsr and double
by Mccarthy. Ono made In the ninth on Bastians
double and Ewng tumble OF MeCArhys grounder COnnor
New York In the eighth twODagger and TWINS
wild throw 10 nrst TO catch DOrgan. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
CAPTAIN GOES DOWN WITH HIS BARGE

heavily laden coal barge in charge Of Captain James
Conrad, was lowed TO East Twenteth-st on Thursday
evening and moored. Tho coal was consg ned TO L. H.
Herbert. dealer at Avenue and Twentieth-st Cap
tain Conrad went on board the barge at 10 o'clock
About an hour later the wat Imam noticed that the
how aud Conrad evidently WAS not aware OF his danger
The wachman shouted wake captain. but Conrad
was not seen the barge sank AT daybreak yes
terday O search for his body was begun and OF 1890
m the body was found at the bottom OF the river
the sunken barge Captain Conrad was about nifty years
old His home was said TO be at Perth Amboy.